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In this episode of the Shapes in Motion Podcast, Sarah Perry and Stephen Moynihan explore the art of collaboration across stage and screen. Focusing on the relationship between movement directors, choreographers, and departments such as costume, hair, makeup, and visual effects, they discuss the importance of early involvement and clear communication.
The conversation highlights how costume and VFX influence movement, the challenges of working with prosthetics or restrictive designs, and how strong creative collaboration ultimately supports performers and enhances visual storytelling.
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